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I wrote some moths ago an article about the GC and highlighted some particularities (unsafe and unmanaged code, disposing and finalizing, etc). When you are developing with .Net you will be sometimes faced to memory or resource leaks. Especially if you Read More...
I will do a short Webcast about .Net basics for X++ developers which is based on the articles I posted here recently. During 1 hour I’ll talk about the basics of .Net and how to do’s. If you are a X++ programmer and you are new to .Net, this Webcast might Read More...
3.1 Changing types (converting and casting) C# is an strongly-typed programming language (even if there are different opinions about this, but coding managed, safe code with C# will fit the definition of a strongly-typed programming language). I quote Read More...
I often hear from X++ developers, that the .Net garbage collector ( GC ) does not work correctly or that it isn’t as good as the one from Dynamics Ax because it is not known to you when objects are collected. This is of course nonsense not true and the Read More...
Exceptions in Dynamics Ax are quite different than exceptions in .Net. Not only because of the type “System.Exception” and the way you are handling exceptions, but because of the different philosophy on handling exceptions, too. First of all I’d like Read More...
Dynamics Ax offers since Ax4 a .Net support ( BC.Net, EP and CLR objects with X++ ). As a matter of fact .Net will have a more and more important influence on Dynamics Ax since .Net is the glue of the Microsoft product stack . Sharepoint, BizTalk, SQL Read More...
 
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